FAQ
FAQ
Answers about the fan site, the form, and the claims these pages do not make.
The game and this site
It is an independent fan website about over the hill. The pages explain driving and exploration in careful language, and they link to guides written for this site.
Start at Game Overview or filter topics on Features.
No. This is an independent fan website dedicated to over the hill. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected to the game's developers or publishers. The same notice is in the footer and on About.
The site discusses it as a Google Play game about driving and outdoor exploration. It does not fill unknown details with a studio name, a date, a score, or a mode list. Read Gameplay for the driving notes.
Developer and publisher names, release dates, versions, ratings, reviews, download counts, vehicle counts, map sizes, mode lists, achievements, and update histories are not published, because they are not confirmed here.
Using the pages
No. The fan site does not host the game and does not include a download or install control. It also does not link to a store page it has not verified.
No. There is no price, no currency, no checkout, no star rating, and no player review. The feature filters do not sort by cost.
Submit a message on Contact or Guides. The browser keeps up to twenty copies in local storage. A note appears to say the copy was saved on the device.
The page should also open a draft to [email protected]. You send that draft. You can call +44 20 3997 1391 or write to Hayes, Uxbridge, UB11 1FW, United Kingdom. None of these paths reaches the game's developers through this website.
The site's own scripts do not set cookies. They do use local storage after you submit a form, and pages request fonts from Google. The cookie policy explains both. There is no advertising cookie and no analytics tag.
Independent fan site
This is an independent fan website dedicated to over the hill. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected to the game's developers or publishers.
Further answers about contact and limits
The accordions above answer the questions that arrive most often. This section stays with the same facts and gives them more room. The website is an independent fan site. It discusses over the hill as a Google Play driving and exploration game. It does not install the game, does not show a price, does not show a review, and does not invent a developer name. The features page can filter topics. The tips page can open one note at a time. The guides page and the contact page can store a message in this browser and should open a draft to [email protected].
The published reach details are Hayes, Uxbridge, UB11 1FW, United Kingdom, the phone +44 20 3997 1391, and the email [email protected]. A call is a call only when you place it. An email exists only when you send the draft or write the message yourself. A letter exists only when you post it. The website does not perform those acts in the background. It also does not forward them to the people who make the game. If you need a detail the FAQ does not print, the accurate reading is that the detail is not confirmed here. Do not promote a guess into a fact because a short answer left a blank.
Cookies, copies, and shared computers
The site's own scripts do not set cookies. They do request fonts from Google, and they do write local storage after a saving form is submitted. The key is oth-notes. Up to twenty messages can sit there, visible to anyone who uses the same browser profile. Remove them with the button on Contact or Guides, or clear site data. There is no advertising tag and no analytics tag, which is why there is no cookie banner pretending to offer a choice the site does not have. The cookie policy is the full account. The privacy policy is the full account of the draft and the postal address.
A frequent misunderstanding is that a JPEG illustration is a screenshot because the file ends in the letters jpg. The format is only the container. The pictures were drawn for this fan site. The alt text says so. Another misunderstanding is that printing a United Kingdom address makes the fan site official. It does not. The address lets you write to the people who publish these pages. The independent notice, repeated in the footer, is the sentence that controls. If a short accordion answer and a longer paragraph ever seem to differ, follow the longer limit: no invented mechanic, no price, no official partnership, and no install button.
The contact details to repeat, if someone asks how to write to the people who publish these pages, are Hayes, Uxbridge, UB11 1FW, United Kingdom, +44 20 3997 1391, and [email protected]. Repeat the independent notice in the same breath. Do not add a company number, a rating, or a store badge. The accordion will still be here if you need the short version again, and the privacy policy will still be the place for the longer account of the draft, the local copy, and the font request.